Daughters of Isabella Meet in Waterloo For Iowa Assembly
The Daughters of Isabella state assembly convenes at Hotel President in Waterloo with Miss Mary Phelan and Rev Fr R J Semper among speakers. Regents from seven Iowa circles attend. events include a luncheon at Black’s Inn and a card party at the K of C hall.
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F._ Crowley
J. Omsatia
Study “Club
National Catholic Women's Council
Rey
Fro
State Assembly
Daughters of Isabella
J. E. O'Keefe
Waterloo
Iowa
Adeline Hayes
Whterloo Irtle
Miss Hayes
Mayme Egan
Miss Phelan
Lhacheon
Black's
Lnnsom
J. B. Bruner
Arthur Breen
Catholic Charities
R. J. Semper
Crowley
Daughters of Isabella and Friends
A. J. Joynt
Arthur Mullan
National Catholic Woman’s ‘Council
Spaxker
Macy Phelan
Joseph P. Stahl
Fort Madison
Waterloo Circle of Daughters of Isabella
K. O. Bal
John Hach
TF. A. Masberg
Mary Cronin
Pete Hlidee
Marriage of Tract Girl and Waterloo Resident Announced
The marriage of Miss Hazel Dart daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Dart of Tract near Byron Sipan Waterloo was announced. The bride a Tract high school 1925 graduate and Gates College Waterloo alumna became a stenographer and bookkeeper for Altstadt Langlas Baking in Waterloo. The groom works in the export department of Rath Packing Waterloo and they will reside in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourer
Tract
Hazel Dart
BE. Ai. Dart
Byron Sipan
Waterloo
Campbell
Clarksville
Tracr
Gates College
Altstadt- Langlas
Ab. Jowa ‘State
Teachers ‘College
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo social list notes dinners and pre nuptial shower
Mrs Roy Metzger to host a Friday dinner at Black's tea room with a patriotic motif. Attendees include Rush Forbes and many names. Pre nuptial shower for Lanetta Anderson in Forest City honors her engagement to Verne Boothroye with a mock wedding. Degree of Honor group meets Friday with Alma Burley attending.
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Black's Tearoom
Roy Metzger
Waterloo
Rush Forbes
Glenn Tibbitts
Clarence Dewey
Ralph Sip
Lanetta Anderson
Forest City
Verne Boothroye
Katherine Miller
Clarence Fifield
Aten Street
Waterloo society calendar lists several events this week
Friday events include D A R dinner and O E S dance at Masonic temple, plus dinners and supper at churches and hotels. Saturday features Daughters of Isabella convention and cribbage, with Daughters banquet at Hotel President. Socials include a Badger club pot luck and Black Hawk dancing club in local halls.
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First M
EL Church
Brotherhood of First Congrega
Diana
First Presbyterian Church
Phconic
Daughters of Isabella
KG. Hall
Badger Club
Charles Salisbury
Walterloo I
Ehh Linden
Epworth League
Daughters of
Marriage of Sadie Patch and H A Nelson in Minneapolis
Announcement from Independence reports Miss Sadie Patch formerly of Independence married Rod H A Nelson of Minneapolis on November 3 in Minneapolis. Attendants were Mrs Cora Parry and E J Whittlesey. The bride, longtime Independence resident and former manager of Unique Novelty, will live at 5219 Eleventh Avenue South in Minneapolis.
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Sadie Patch
Rod H.A. Nelson
Minneapolis
Cora G. Parry
E. J. Whittllesey
Unique’ Novelty Company
Eleventh Avenue South
Dysart Doctor Weds Sac City Woman in Nuptials
Former Dysart resident Dr. Albert C. G. Keel, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Keel, Lake City dentist, and Miss Ettta Nixon of Sac City exchanged vows recently. Dr Keel is a local high school graduate who studied at the University of Iowa.
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Courier
Dysart
Albert Cg.’ Keel
Peter Keel
Lake City
Etta Nixon
Sac City
Keely
University of
Cedar Falls Women Plan Luncheon November Fifteenth
Invitations were issued Friday morning for a Cedar Falls luncheon on November 15 at the Cedar Falls Woman's Clubhouse. Hostesses Mrs. D. Pierce, Mrs. H. Clay, and Mrs. J. Clay will preside.
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Cedar Falls
Courier
Cedar © Falls
Cedar ’ Falls
2. D. Pierce
H. H. Clay
Joseph B. Clay
Luncheon fete for Mrs Anna Snively before Cheyenne trip
Mrs M J Becker hosted at 401 Archer street a luncheon praising Mrs Anna Snively who soon departs for Cheyenne Wyoming to spend winter with her daughter Mrs T Hy Segelke. Guests included Mrs F Briver Mrs Ray Scribner Mrs George Smale and others.
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M. J. Becker
Archer Street
Alther
Cheyenne
Wyo
T. Hy Ségelke
F. Briver
Ray Scribner
George Smale
Frank Frontress
O. M. Egolf
Hints in Beauty Care Warns Against Patent Remedies
Edna Keefe warns against costly patent medicines and beauty aids sold with alarming claims. She argues many products are overpriced, misleading, or ineffective, urging readers to consult doctors and avoid unnecessary cosmetic purchases.
Jesup Social Calendar Notes Varied Local Events
Jesup social listings describe dinners at Black's Tearoom in Waterloo for Miss Agnes Bissell of Manitou, Colo, and a Thursday Even Dozen club meeting on the Philippines topic. Woman's Relief corps inspection ends with reception for Mrs Lute Ham. Barry Temple Pythian Sisters attend Manchester convention as Safety lodge Knights host pheasant dinner for about 70 guests.
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Jesup
L. S
Hovey
Clara Miller
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo
Agnes Bissell
Manitou
Colo
Charles ‘Robinson
Philippines
Woman's Relief Corps
Colonial Hall
Lute Ham
Barry ‘Temple, Pythlay Sisters
Manchester
Bird, Campbell
Ketura Donaldson
Ruby Laird
Effie Haskins
Elizebeth Thompson
Halle Strayer
Nellie Turner
Emma Place
Irene Burrell
Clara, Allen
Gertrude, Houck
Belle - Bardney
Edith Ganiere
Cordelia McLoud
Lilian Freeburg
Elfenbath Lochead
Saféty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marriage at Church in Vale Thursday
Marriage rites united Eryal L. Furry of Cedar Rapids and Veda Margait of Belle Plaine at the Aitte Brown Church in Vale on Thursday. Florence Potere celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at 133 Adams Street hosted by her mother Mrs L W Peters and Katherine Xantas. Prize winners and guests were noted, with gifts given to the birthday celebrant. A separate 17th birthday party for Florence Miller at 430 Manhard Street was hosted by Mrs H H Miller with refreshments and gifts. Black Hawk Dancing club plans a dance at Black Hawk I Co OFFL hall Saturday for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
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Nashua
Eryal L. Furry
Cedar Rapids
Veda Margait
Belle Plaine
Aitte Brown
the Vale
Florenre Potere
Adams Street
Florence Miller
Manhard Street
Ruth, Hileman
Doris Morris
H.H. Miller
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Black Hawk I, Co
Jal
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
J. Joyce
St. Albans Street
Rt. A. M. Bridge pClub
GC. E. Bruce
George Fergemai
A. H. French
Joycée
Thompson Avenue
Cedil Johnson
Muriel Bawngartier
A. VW. Sipes
Silent Bight Bridge Club
Wy W. Allen
Riverside Drive
C. W. Selbig
W. D. Bailey
Linden Avenue
Chuir
Club Notes Offer Social Plans and Bridge Results
Local clubs held meetings and hosted events with bridge games and parties. Members awarded prizes in 500 and bridge, with gatherings at multiple homes in November and December, including guest hosting and Christmas charity plans.
Central Christian church division meets with dozen members and guests
The Central Christian church Division met Thursday afternoon with 18 members and two guests Mrs John A Billings and Mae atgate ny present. Mrs M and Mrs Carl Ogden assisted hostesses in serving. The group plans to meet November 21 with Mrs Glen Hartman. The Epworth League social is set for Friday at 7:30 pm in the church parlors with refreshments by Russell Howe Marion Hurd and Winifred Howe. Next meeting December 5 at Mrs Mary Fifield’s home. A dance by Becker Chapter O E S at Masonic Temple Friday evening for Masons and friends.
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Carl Salsburg
T. M. Woodruff
Jib. Becker
Reber Avenue
S. Myr
Fred Mort
Bantain
George Lininger
la Porte Road
Mmade
Council Bluds
Nora Strayer
Campbell Avenue
Chrh
Tri-S Dlu Myre
Lucile Zimmerman
Orange Township
Zimmerman
Merle Kough
Central
Cniigtinn’ Church
John
A. Billings
Riverside Drive
D. Newton
Mae
Libden' JM
Epworth, Leagus Iy
Russell
Howe
Marion Hurd
Winifred
Lew Wright
Central Christian Church
Lew C. Harris
J. H. Wilson
Mary Fifield
Becker
E. S
Masonic Temple
Becker Chapter
O. BE
Kentucky Attorney Farm Board Counsel Named
Washington D C Stanley Reid of Maysville Ky will become general counsel for the federal farm board on December 15 Reed is a member of Browning Reed Ziegler firm and will succeed George J Farrand as general counsel He will first serve as assistant counsel during Farrands transition work in Washington to organize the board élèves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U.P
Stanley Reid
Maysville
Federal Farm Board
Priday
Reed
Browning, Reed & Ziegler
George J. Farrand
Farrand
City in Brief items and notices across Independence area
Local notes report a medical discharge from Presbyterian hospital for a boy with appendicitis, a family visit planned by Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott and relatives from Chicago, and a Belle Plaine enlistee joining the Fourth Infantry at Fort Lincoln. A sedan theft near Fourth Street was recovered at the Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co. factory rear. Also listed are a revival lecture at the Irving building, a Christmas sales conference at Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co., a divorce finalized with child custody and support, and several church and community notices plus advertisements for dinners and events.
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R. E. Nesbit
Clough Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Harry J. Smith
Chicago
James Elliott
Iowa State University
James Elliot
Lafayette Street
W. H. Durschenwald
Avalon Avenue
Cedar Street
Fourth
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Coa’s
Sycamore Street
J. We. Short
Irving Building
Commercial Street
Church of the Nazarone
Office of the Holy Spirit
William Delaney
Delaney
Independence
Black Hawk Coffer & Spice Co
Robert J. Lichty
Kuncheon
Nebpeaks
South Dakota
Creamed Crab Meat and Scalloped Corn Recipes
A dated kitchen note lists Creamed Crab Meat with eggs and pimento, served piping hot with yolk garnish and paprika. It also describes Scalloped Corn With Green Peppers, a baked corn dish with fat, flour, milk, egg, sugar, and cracker crumbs, plus a vanilla tartlet dessert with eggs and vanilla, chilled and set.
Tail Waggers Club opens in New York for dogs
A novelty dog welfare group linked to the World League for Dog Aneheted announces New York’s Tail Waggers Club at 307 Pirth Avenue. Led by Daisy Miller, the club aims to promote canine welfare, education, and lost-dog recovery while honoring notable royal pet connections and inviting human members.
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New York
England
London
Earl of Chesterfield
Frederick T. G. Hobday
Royal Veterinary College
Pirth Avenue
Daisy Miller
Cora
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Queen Maud
Norway
Fontaine Fox
Toonerville
Pd Wke
Miyselfl
17 Game Wardens Patrol Manhattan to Enforce Game Laws
New York reports 17 game wardens patrolling Manhattan in summer and winter to supervise enforcement of game laws. The inquiry into the death of warden Little Bill Cramer notes wardens mainly visit and inspect places where game is sold and arrest merchants dealing in out of season game.
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New York
Manhattan
Little Bill" Cramer
Central Park
Berlin Amusement Park Adds Year Round Surf Bathing
Berlin facility introduces a large indoor swimming pool with machinery to create big rollers similar to sea conditions. The venture aims to draw tourists and local visitors by offering year round surf bathing at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Fair Arr Traveler A Diligent Writer
A Colonial Airways survey shows passengers on a New York to city route average two letters and three postal cards per trip. Women write more than other travelers, says Wilson Lloyd, district manager, noting younger men write but older men focus on business or leisure reading.
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New York
Colonial Airways
Wilson Lloyd
Busch Mansion to Be Razed in St Louis Era of Luxury Ends
Adolphus Busch era lavish home at 1 Busch Place in St Louis, a 20 room mansion and adjacent 12 room house, will be razed for a switching yard and possible factory. The estate hosted Sarah Bernhardt Roosevelt Melba and other notables, symbolizing a vanished age of luxury.
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Rude
Tony Faust
Byusch
Tomind
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Fender
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah
Caniso
Roosevelt
Taff
Carl Schurz
Franz Sige
Melba
Nordice
the de Reszkes
Lili Lehman
Lesila Carter
Sothern and
Marlowe
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Billy Crane
Joseph Jefferson
Connecticut Church Opens New Year with Notable Preachers
The University church in New Haven enters a new year under Rev. Elmore M. McKee as its pastor. Since Angell gave the matriculation sermon last September, a different famed preacher will deliver a Sunday sermon each week until the baccalaureate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Elmore M. McKee
James Rowland Angell
Church Wilt Benefit as Trust Fund Grows
Middletown Connecticut fund established in 1969 has grown to 153000 dollars by 1929. Five of ten beneficiaries have died since the foundation of the trust and remaining heirs face uncertain distribution follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Funnd
Kissproof cosmetics advertise lasting lip and cheek color
An old advertisement touts Kissproof lip stick and Kiss Proof rouge. It claims one application lasts all day and the products are water proof. The copy promotes aging youth with bold, persuasive language and references cosmetic use on lips and cheeks.
Pioneer dies at 93 in Buckingham Township Tama County
A 93 year old pioneer who moved to Buckingham Township in 1868 died Friday at his home. He bought his first 80 acre farm for ten dollars an acre and remained a boxing spectator in Waterloo in recent years. Funeral services will be at 9 am Saturday at the Catholic church with Rev Fr J H Richard officiating. Burial will follow at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Township
Tama County
Hayes
Weaterloo
J. H. Richard
Grand Trophy Offered for Scout Efficiency
The Waterloo Lions club donates a grand trophy for efficiency to be contested by all Boy Scout troops of the Wapsipiaicon area. Arthur F. Jury, Wapsipiaicon scout executive, announced the award on Friday. The winning troop may keep the trophy for one year. Will fly to game: Hon Graham heads to Iowa City Saturday for the Iowa Minnesota football clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsipiaicon
Waterloo Lions Club
Arthur F. Jury
Graham
Iowa City
Kansas City Censor Tired of Watching Movies
Henry Goldman, Kansas City motion picture censor for four years, says he has viewed about 60 000 reels and will not attend theaters again due to eye strain and familiarity with the 36 dramatic situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
INS
Henry Goldman
Pattern 1770 for a girl's frock in gingham and dimity
Ad for Pattern 1770 detailing a front pleated frock with yoke back scallops and waist fullness. Colored in yellow red blue and tan, sizes 2 4 6 8. Includes yardage 36 inch fabric and buttoned neck finish with two pearl buttons. Requires 15 cents and orders to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
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F Paterty
New York City
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